Articles for tag: bioengineering, electroreception, fruit fly larvae, sensory biology, sixth sense

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Fruit Fly Larvae and Electroreception: A Sixth Sense Unveiled

Electroreception, the ability to sense electric fields, is a fascinating trait found in species like sharks, bees, and platypuses. Recent research has added fruit fly larvae (Drosophila melanogaster) to this list, revealing their capacity to detect electric fields and navigate toward negative electric potentials. This discovery opens new avenues for understanding sensory biology and bioengineering ...

Annette Uy

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The Future of Bioengineering: How Engineers Are Creating Living Solutions for Modern Problems

Bioengineering, a field at the intersection of biology, engineering, and technology, is offering groundbreaking solutions to some of today’s most pressing global challenges. From healthcare innovations to environmental sustainability, bioengineering is revolutionizing the way we approach problems, creating a future where technology seamlessly integrates with biological systems. As we look into the future, the potential ...